Задание 31 Юнит 13 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 7 класс

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CENTRAL PARK — A favorite place for New Yorkers as well as tourists to relax and take a break from the busy city. The 840 acres feature a zoo, the Wollman Memorial Ice Skating Rink, the Loeb Boathouse, Belvedere Castle, a carousel, lakes, horseback riding & more. 59th St. to 110th St., Fifth Ave. to Central Park West, 360-3444.

CHINATOWN — Offers everything from jade earrings and bronze Buddhas to Oriental cuisine from every province. Bounded by Canal, Pell & Mott Sts. in lower Manhattan.

GREENWICH VILLAGE — New York’s largest historical area which has many galleries, shops & restaurants. It is an offbeat, trendy & sociable place to be. Bordering W. 4th St., Washington Square & Prince Street.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN — Behind the scenes at the World’s Most Famous Arena. One-hour guided tour featuring the breathtaking 20,000-seat Garden: backstage and onstage at New York’s premier concert theatre, The Paramount; the Knicks’ and the Rangers’ locker rooms; the luxurious suites and more. Lunch weekdays conveniently at the Garden’s popular “Play by Play” sports restaurant. Seventh Avenue between 31—33 Sts. Mon. — Fri. hourly 10A-2P; Sat. hourly 10A—1P; Sun. hourly 11A-1P. Adults $$8; children 12 & under$$7; discounts for groups. Tour schedule and highlights subject to change. Information 465-5800. Groups 465-6080.

STATUE OF LIBERTY — Visit Lady Liberty and the museum gift shop on Liberty Island. Open every day except Christmas. Round-trip ferry fare: adults $$7; seniors$$5; children (3-17) $$3. South Ferry at Battery Park, 363-3200.

UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. complex houses the world body of nations and includes the Conference Building, the domed General Assembly Building, the Secretariat Building & the U.N. Gardens. Guided tours daily 9:15A-4:15P; Adults$$6.50, students and seniors $$4.50, children$$3.50 (under age five not admitted on tour). For information on tours in languages other than English call 963-7539. The U.N. gift shop features crafts from many nations. Group res. 963-4440. First Ave. at 46th St., 963-7713.

WALL STREET — Extending from Broadway FDR South, it is America’s financial nerve center & has played an important part in the history of N.Y.

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